Would you pay to use Facebook if it carried no adverts? Facebook executives reportedly ponder the option
Zuckerberg lights the candles, dims the lights, and puts Barry White on the stereo with online dating service
WhatsApp co-founder departs Facebook amid reports of clashes over personal data and attempts to weaken its encryption
Pledge comes as social network's tech boss is grilled by committee of British MPs
GDPR's approach sees ban on under 16 years old using popular messaging service WhatsApp
Google's parent sees big rise in profits and revenue, but costs rise dramatically as workforce balloons
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis aims to 'give Facebook a bloody nose' for false adverts
Artifical intelligence move? Facebook is reportedly building a team to design its own semiconductors
Will they? Won't they? Social network is reportedly to exclude huge chunk of users from GDPR protection
'Sorry is not enough' say European watchdogs as they form working group to data collection by social media
Mark faces first US Congress hearing, admits platform is in arms race with Russia over social network manipulation
Groups allege that YouTube violates child protection laws by collection personal data of minors
Social network is 'systematically' looking at how people's data is used by others, and aims to be 'more restrictive'
My mistake says Zuckerberg after Cambridge Analytica data sharing scandal rises to 87 million people
Meanwhile it has emerged that Mark Zuckerberg will testify before US House Energy and Commerce Committee on 11 April
Shooter rampage, as blogger shoots three people at YouTube headquarters before killing herself
Damage limitation continues as social giant axes ties to data brokers after Cambridge Analytica scandal
As crisis continues, Facebook announces new privacy tools to give people 'more control' over their data
Mozilla aims to halt Facebook's collection of data via its network of trackers across the web
Facebook founder refuses to attend parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee
Troubled social network forced to deny claims it surreptitiously collected Android call, text data for years
Facebook boss finally breaks radio silence over Cambridge Analytica data-sharing scandal
Facebook data sharing row continues after boss of firm at centre of controversy is suspended
Irish data regulator confirms WhatsApp has still not proposed measures to settle European data sharing concerns
'Put it down'. Campaign by former Facebook and Google staffers to convince youngsters to take a break from tech
Yann LeCun steps down as boss of Facebook's artificial intelligence group, replaced by a former IBM executive
More personal posts and less commercial content will be promoted on users' Facebook Newsfeed, CEO says
Long before Skype or WhatsApp achieved their domination, AIM was the pioneer of instant communications (IM)
Napster may have been shortlived, but its impact on the music industry was monumental
Twitter says longer Tweets encourage more engagement without sacrificing brevity